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arry Peterson Jewelers (BPJ) on the corner of Sun Valley Road and East Avenue is a Sun Valley icon. Started almost 50 years ago by master jeweler Barry Peterson himself, this luxury jeweler has sold jewelry to all manner of visitors to the area. But while BPJ has always been synonymous with jewelry in the area, it has often been overlooked for its unique status as a manufacturing jeweler. A large shop on the second floor houses what could essentially be called a small jeweler. With room for six people to work, the space has two styles of 3D printer; a CAD cam mill that mills wax; a room for casting, polishing, and finishing jewelry; a laser welder; and a room for diamond cutting with a gem lab in it. After remodeling the show space in 2019, Barry’s workbench is now on the showroom floor, giving customers a peek behind-the-scenes of a jewelry manufacturer. This shop creates pieces for the store – about half the inventory in the shop was built on the premises – or to do custom jobs for people. Those jobs can range from jewelry being completely reinvented to making custom wedding bands to rebuilding or restoring inherited and estate jewelry. A manufacturing jeweler like BPJ is a rare find – so rare that Barry and 11 other manufacturing jewelers from Canada and the United States were recently featured in a national magazine; they are part of a small fraternity of manufacturing jewelers between the two countries. “There are a lot of jewelers out there, but not many that manufacture in-house,” says Peterson. “It’s rare to find somebody sitting on the floor working.” Such a rare skill warrants passing down, and luckily Peterson has several eager students within his own family: his stepdaughter, Brandy Rosenberg, who has worked in the jewelry industry for about 10 years, his daughter Katie Peterson, and son Alan Beaman. Beaman started apprenticing in fine jewelry manufacturing three years ago and has been working under Peterson’s tutelage operating the high-tech parts of the shop. A quick study, he has also picked up the basic rudiments of jewelry making in silver, gold, and platinum smithing. With skills and interests similar to Peterson’s and the support of the family, it seems certain that BPJ will remain in the family for years to come. F

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Seeking Comfort By Amanda Adreani

or many of us, this strange moment in time has caused us to turn inward. To turn towards the people in our lives for stability and connection, to focus on our community and on helping the most vulnerable, to spend more time inside our homes for our health and safety, and to reflect on what our own lives had been and what they are and what they could be. And as the days grow shorter and the weather colder, we can turn inward to build coziness in our own home interiors. In many ways, this is a surreal moment, and for designer Arianne Heyser, she has seen firsthand how design trends have been affected as clients seek comfort. “I love that color is coming back into the design world,” she said. From bright throw pillows with tactile textures, to thick bedding with fringe, to unique accent lighting, to luxurious faux furs, people are understandably reaching for materials and color palettes that brighten their home as they continue to spend more time inside their own space. “People are hunkering down for winter in this pandemic-madness, and people are wanting something that brings a little light and happiness in their lives right now. And those are 4

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the things that are inspiring us.” Arianne and her small design team fill the Topnotch Fine Furnishings showroom with carefully-crafted vignettes, and change them up regularly, allowing for clients to be newly inspired with each visit. It is work that she is passionate about, and can continue to do safely during this time. When her 10-year-old daughter’s friends express admiration for Arianne’s work, telling her that her mom has “the coolest job,” her daughter is adorably quick to remind them that it is also “a really hard job.” Topnotch had been a family-run business for years, long before Arianne and her husband bought the business, and it continues to function that way. Her daughters take the bus from school straight to the showroom twice a week. “I think it’s nice for our kids to see that it’s not just pretty things,” she explains, “and to show them our hard work.” Their children get to see up close what it takes to run a business. The Topnotch team relishes getting to engage with customers in the showroom. “To see people get excited about their home and making it a little more enjoyable is a great feeling,” she says. The designers have especially enjoyed helping clients create new spaces within

their homes, as people adjust to meet the needs of their work and their families. And sometimes, when customers come into the showroom, they are inspired to purchase a piece for someone else in their life. Arianne says that is something so beautiful about the mountain town, especially during this time, where people are “supporting each other” and “doing things for others out of the kindness of their heart.” F

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4 SEEKING COMFORT By Amanda Adreani

10 LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHER

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16 GREAT FINDS Extraordinary Winter Gifts

20 SHOPPING MAP BUSINESS LISTINGS

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22 THE SKIN SKI REVOLUTION By Jim Santa

26 WINTER FLYFISHING IN SUN VALLEY By Bryant Dunn

29 OUTDOOR GUIDE Boulder Mountain Tour, Welcome Sunrise, Snowmobiling, Dollar Mountain Terrain Parks, Ski School

32 A FAMILY AFFAIR 6

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WINTER/SPRING 2021 Dear Readers, As I travel through the Valley checking on clients who have often become friends, I am reminded that there is nothing so constant as change itself. This time last year, it was taken for granted that we could shop, dine out, ride the chair lifts with strangers, work side-by-side with fellow co-workers, send kids to classrooms and simply enjoy a cup of coffee in a crowded coffee house. Our everyday concerns had nothing to do with whether we were risking our health simply by sharing close proximity with others. We all feel the effects of the virus, either through actually having contracted it or simply by witnessing its wrath. But I am heartened every time I walk into one of our local businesses and see, the one constant is that we keep on keeping on. We wear masks as if it were the normal thing to do and we forge ahead, knowing that eventually life will return to better days. The healing of our community and nation will be truly worth celebrating. Please support your local businesses and be kind to our 1st responders and neighbors.

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Fun Bracelets These Evocateur bracelets are Art Driven featuring hand-gilded 22K gold leaf and enamel over a brass base. They are hand crafted in the United States. www.towneandparkejewelry.com In the Sun Valley Village 208.622.3522

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Carl F. Bucherer Watch A time machine, developed with all the passion of the watchmaker’s art. This sporty, traveler’s watch offers water-resistance up to 100 meters, features a chronograph function for timing sporting events, and the 24-hour ring can be moved forward or backward in one-hour for the wearer traveling west or east. www.barrypeterson.com 511 Sun Valley Road, Ketchum 208.726.5202

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A new mix on an old friend. One of a kind repurposed flannels. Each one is recycled and printed here in Sun Valley by a local artist. Found only at The Moon Shine Boutique. MOON SHINE BOUTIQUE: 210 Sun Valley Road, Ketchum | 208.726.6293 THE CONTEMPORARY COTTAGE: 618 S. Main Street, Hailey | 208.788.3258

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Dope New Clothing Lux Shack has filled the void of affordable women’s fashion in Ketchum. Stop in to check out their amazing selection of Women and Children’s apparel, handbags and accessories as well as pre-loved designer section. 511 Leadville Ave Ste 105, Ketchum

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Great Finds STURTEVANTS

Fischer Twin Skin Performance Skis Two separate skin strips are arranged in offset positions with variable base depths for smooth and balanced gliding. 100% mohair or mohair mix skins ensure a reliable kick action. Thanks to the unique Teflon coating of the skins, moisture absorption and subsequent icing are substantially minimized. www.sturtevants-sv.com Ketchum: 340 N. Main Street | 208.726.4501 Hailey: Corner of Main & Carbonate 208.788.7847

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Unique Stork and Epaulette designed scissors by Gingher are gold-plated with slender blades and sharp points – perfect for cutting thread flawlessly – an ideal gift or collector item. www.sunvalleyneedlearts.com 190 First Avenue North, Ketchum 208.928.7620

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The Skin Ski

REVOLUTION By Jim Santa

In this time of social distancing and with a trend towards more exercise and improved health, the sport of cross-country skiing is seeing resurgent growth.

ere in the Wood River Valley we are fortunate to be blessed with some of the finest cross-country skiing terrain and grooming found anywhere in the world. Cross-country skiing is divided into two distinct disciplines, kick and glide or “classic”, and skating or “freestyle”. This article will focus on the types of skis used for the classic technique. Up to this point we’ve had essentially two choices for classic, kick and glide, skiing. These choices were either traditional, waxable, skis or “no-wax” skis. On a

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waxable ski a sticky “grip” wax is applied underfoot. The idea is for the snow crystals to penetrate the wax and provide purchase for the kick. With proper waxing nothing beats the performance of a waxable ski, but getting it right is not easy. Missing the wax might either mean you have poor or no grip, or you end up with a clump of ice stuck to your wax which sends you careening over the handlebars. Getting it right takes time and experience as well as an investment in a variety of waxes for various temperatures and snow conditions. Back in the beginning of my ski industry career, (it wasn’t intended to be lifelong), “no-wax” skis were just beginning to hit the market. The first no-wax skis I recall were from a brand named Trak. They had a fish scale pattern molded into the base of the ski that provided grip without wax, a wonderful convenience when time and wax knowledge was a consideration. While they provided ample grip in most conditions, glide was typically sacrificed for the convenience of these no-wax skis. While there has been continuous improvements, the performance has never really been on par with a properly waxed ski. ENTER THE SKIN SKI REVOLUTION! Not since Bill Koch lit a fire to the cross-country race world in the early 1980’s using the skate technique have we seen more rapid evolution in ski technology and manufacturing or more enthusiasm amongst cross-country ski enthusiasts. Skins have been used for ascending hills on Alpine Touring/Backcountry skis for years. They are called skins because they resemble sealskin, from which the first ski skins were made. These days’ skins are typically a Synthetic Mohair or Mohair/Nylon blend. The fibers are angled towards the tail of the ski and are designed to let the ski slide forward on the snow but not backwards. In Alpine Touring these skins have a glue to adhere them to the base of the ski for climbing and the skins are then peeled off and stashed in a pack for the descent. In the cross-country application these skins are more permanently glued into a milled out area in the kick zone of

the base as they are not designed to be removed from the ski. They may however be removed for replacement when worn. THE IDEA OF SKIN SKIS IS NOT A NEW INVENTION. Skin skis were already popular in the late 70’s and early 80’s, but they never reached critical mass, primarily because ski production at the time was not sophisticated enough. Over the years, the ski manufacturing process developed and major advances have been made in ski construction allowing skins to return, and now all major Nordic ski makers have jumped on the bandwagon, and more skin-ski models are becoming available every year. So why all the buzz and what really makes these skin skis so impressive? The synthetic mohair that makes up the skin is especially good at gripping in icy conditions where traditional no-wax skis might slip. Skin skis also excel in warmer snow where the dreaded “ice clump” might form on the base of a traditional ski.

So in today’s world, cross-country skiing has become much more user friendly for recreational skiers as there are so many wax-free options and skin skis to choose from. With the exception of racing, old fashioned waxing seems to be passé for most. And the skin ski has proven to offer better performance in terms of both grip and glide in most conditions than traditional no-wax models. They are much quieter than the traditional no-wax ski. My first pair of Trak skis had a fish scale pattern from tip to tail which “hummed” as you went downhill, you could gauge your speed, which wasn’t very fast, as the hum became higher pitched as your speed increased. And finally, a good pair of skin skis needs practically no maintenance except for occasional “cleaning” of the skins and glide waxing which may generally be accomplished with easy application liquid waxes. So, skin skis are certainly worth checking out if you want a carefree approach to your skiing hobby, and we have demo skis available at Sturtevant’s. Check them out soon and enjoy your skiing! F SUN VALLEY SOURCE

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Winter Flyfishing IN SUN VALLEY

By Bryant Dunn

hen winter arrives in Sun Valley, all eyes turn upward to the snowy slopes of Bald Mountain. Town bustles with excited skiers and snowboarders. Shoppers wander the streets stocking up for holiday giftgiving and locals and visitors alike share the vibe that only new snowfall and the promise of powder snow can bring. For many, however, it is the recreational option at the foot of America’s first ski resort that demands primary attention. After all, wintertime also offers amazing flyfishing for those equipped to handle the cold and snowy days along the banks of the Big Wood River. The Wood, as local fishermen refer to the crystal clear freestone stream, offers excellent flyfishing for rainbow trout and a handful of brown trout along its 30 some miles of meandering riffles, runs and pockets. Although wet fly fishing with mayfly and stonefly nymphs and midge and caddis pupae tends to be most effective during the bulk of the wintry months, dry fly fishing, especially with minute black and white midge patterns also known as snowflies, can be superb during the warming, late-season months of February and March. In fact, many local anglers prefer the fishing in winter due to the absence of large crowds of fishermen and the seemingly endless river miles left empty for those motivated to explore them. “Winter is one of my favorite times to flyfish and guide on the Big Wood,” offered Mark Belanger, Head Fishing Guide for Sun Valley Outfitters. “I often have the river to myself and my guests love the peace, quiet and productivity of fishing this time of year. The key is to be equipped

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with cold weather gear and be prepared for lower temperatures.” Warm hats, fingerless gloves, fleece pants and long underwear, particularly wool products, are all necessities when fishing in the winter. Waders, felt soled wading boots and polarized sunglasses complete the list and a five weight rod with floating line is most commonly recommended for fishing on local rivers. For those with more time or motivation, the Big Lost River, South Fork of the Boise or Silver Creek are also excellent fisheries which can be accessed from the Sun Valley area. Local flyshops can provide guides and transportation to these rivers which is likely to increase hook ups throughout the angling day. Guide services can also supply lunches on request and the various tackle and flies that will give anglers the best chance at success. Among knowledgeable flyfishermen, the greater Sun Valley area is considered one of America’s finest flyfishing regions. The rivers and lakes of this area were favorite haunts of such celebrities such as Gary Cooper and Ernest Hemingway who spent countless days exploring the region with flyrods in hand. “There is a great history to Sun Valley, not just in the world of skiing but also in the realm of flyfishing,” continued Belanger. “Montana gets more attention but that is probably why, on any given day around Sun Valley, it feels like you have the entire river to yourself.” With such an amazing natural resource readily available, perhaps travelers would be wise to insert a flyrod into their ski bags the next time they visit. New snowfall or not, trout are always anxious to take a fly on the Big Wood river which just might lead to the highlight of a wintertime vacation in world-famous Sun Valley. F

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“OUR BOULDER, YOUR BACKYARD” is the rallying cry for the 2021 Zions Bank Boulder Mountain Tour

February 1-7, 2021

n place of the traditional race in Ketchum, Idaho, participants will ski a 30k or 15k course of their choice in a location that is convenient for them. Courses will be suggested at various areas and resorts in 10 regions throughout the United States. Times will be submitted by racers for posting on the BMT Leaderboard and prize categories, which will be awarded on a daily basis throughout the week. The week of skiing culminates with an awards celebration via live stream, where raffle winners will be announced, and BMT champs will be acknowledged. The cost to “Rock the Boulder” is $39 for adults, $25 for 18-under and $125 for teams of four. The entry fee includes an official 2021 BMT race hat by SWIX, raffle entry, sponsored items, BMT collateral and a general training plan geared to novice, intermediate and advanced skiers. Your participation stokes the fire and future of a 48-year-old event that is a winter mainstay in the Wood River Valley. Sign up at skireg.com/bouldermountaintour. The Boulder Mountain Tour, sponsored by Zions Bank, believes in the power and passion of nonprofit organizations performing vital work during these difficult days. To this end, the BMT will expand its “Ski It Forward” award through donations to 10 regional nonprofit organizations throughout the United States. Racers from that region will vote on the charity of their choice via registration box. The organizations receiving the most votes will receive donations at the culmination of the BMT.

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SNOWMOBILING Idaho has more than 7,200 miles of snowmobile trails – the most offered by any state in the Lower 48. The Boulder Creek Area, from Boulder Lake to the North Fork of the Big Wood River, holds miles and miles of groomed trails. In addition, the land surrounding the East Fork of the Big Wood River is open all season. Map page 83 Contact Smiley Creek 877.774.3547, Sawtooth National Recreation Area 800.260.5970 or Blaine County Recreation District, 208.788.2117.

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Sun Valley, No. 1 Ski Resort 2021 by SKI Magazine, is one of the top-rated resorts in the country because the silky fresh powder of the high desert is like no other. A blue bird day for any skier on Baldy means top to bottom 3,400 vertical feet or swooshing into the bowls with a high-speed lift at the bottom ready for you to go again without a moment to lose. Known for its internationally revered and exceptional grooming and snowmaking, and its wide-variety of terrain from glade and off piste skiing to bumps and jumps, Sun Valley Resort is proud to this year unveil the much-anticipated Sunrise terrain; 380 acres of expert bowls, glades and chute skiing, accessed by the brand spanking new Doppelmayr high-speed quad, Broadway. It’s also a world-class mountain offering a gondola ride to the world famous Roundhouse Restaurant and another few minutes further on a high-speed quad to a 360 view at just below 10,000feet at Lookout Lodge from the top of Baldy. For those who want a little more ease or those just starting out on the slopes, Dollar Mountain is the answer, where the love of skiing began for so many who graduate to Baldy. A spacious lodge with all the Sun Valley fixings, Dollar is suited for kids, families and anyone wanting to learn to ski. Sun Valley’s impeccable standards are no different at Baldy’s lodges with delicious dining at Seattle Ridge, River Run and Warm Springs. No lift lines, a top-notch ski patrol and lots of friendly local resident ambassadors always ready to answer questions, is why “just living the dream” is the most common expression in Sun Valley.

Dollar Mountain TERRAIN PARKS For those seeking serious adventure, Dollar delivers the complete experience in a fun and inclusive atmosphere. With seven enhanced terrain areas with a variety of options, it is the ideal location for first-timers to expert skiers and riders. Dollar Mountain is the place to be this winter with flow-style parks and progressive features that will inspire and challenge all levels of guests. From the family cross course to the skate-style parks, Dollar Terrain Parks are the place to enjoy a day on the mountain with friends and family.

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SKI SCHOOL Whether taking lessons on Bald Mountain or Dollar Mountain, Sun Valley Resort offers a team of talented and inspired instructors dedicated to the mountain lifestyle and are committed to providing the best experience for you and your family. With both ski and snowboard programs, there are lessons to suit every age, ability and desire.

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A Family Affair By Hayden Seder

he Wood River Valley has an abundance of businesses that go back generations. After the COVID pandemic hit the area, businesses struggled but ultimately came through strong, in no small part owing to the strong connections in the community. For some families in business here, they chose this town, coming to Sun Valley as the first in their family to do so. For others, this town chose them and they grew into the business started by their families generations ago. The McGarys, the Unsers and the Lloyd families are but just a few examples of how a family makes it work in business in Sun Valley.

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The McGarys Mother/daughter duo Molly and Bronwyn McGary opened their boutique bridal shop, The Manor House, in October 2019. Despite the pandemic and weddings being canceled or pushed back, things haven’t slowed down much for the McGary’s – after all, brides still need dresses even for postponed or smaller nuptials.

WHAT BROUGHT YOU TO SUN VALLEY? MOLLY: We’ve been coming up here for about 14 years. We had a vacation home up here. We actually came to the Valley and moved here primarily because my husband, Dave McGary was a sculptor. He was represented by the Kneeland Gallery and then we opened an art gallery here for a few years before he got sick. He passed away 7 years ago. We owned an art gallery in Scottsdale for 27 years and after his passing, my daughter and I decided we were going to start thinking about what we wanted to do. Our primary reason and love of this area is fly fishing and hiking and the mountains. We live in midValley on the river and that’s how we spend our evenings and weekends: on the river fishing. I don’t do it as much anymore but Bronwyn does and my husband was passionate about flyfishing and the mountains; he grew up in Cody, Wyoming so this felt very much like home to him. That’s really why Bronwyn and I wanted to come up here because this has been our family happy place, a place where we can come and escape the desert and the heat and enjoy the mountains. WHY START A BRIDAL STORE? MOLLY: This has always been an interest of mine. My husband and I celebrated our engagement in Paris and when we there, I kind of got the bug for thinking about doing this because I bought my wedding gown in Paris. We were focused on his work for many, many years. Then Bronwyn graduated from college last May and didn’t want to live in Arizona anymore and asked if we could move up to Idaho full-time. I said yes and I decided I wanted to do this project up here instead of Arizona. We started looking for spaces and investigating what lines we wanted to carry. We realized quickly that there was a void here. There’s a huge wedding industry here but people are having to travel to Boise, Twin Falls, Idaho Falls or Seattle to get their dresses. We just knew there was an incredible wedding destination market here.

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Bronwyn and Molly McGary

WHAT’S IT LIKE WORKING TOGETHER AS A FAMILY? MOLLY: For years my husband was a sculptor, and so we had our own business and gallery and were used to working together as a family. For me to come up here and for Bronwyn to be willing to help me was huge. BRONWYN: I knew mom wanted to start this journey and I told her that she’s always supported me and been by my side through everything and said, this is your dream so let’s tackle it now and let’s do it together. I’m surprised at how much I’ve enjoyed it, being a part of the bridal business and also running our own business. It’s been a great experience and learning curve. MOLLY: Conceptually, I think this business grew from my dream but now it’s turning into Bronwyn’s. She brings a young, fresh approach to things that I don’t. It’s been awesome to work with Bronwyn, to be able to work closely with her everyday and be in this creative environment. BRONWYN: Mom and I work really well together, we’ve always been really close. We respect each other and communicate and throw ideas back and forth. SUN VALLEY SOURCE

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The Unsers

The Unser family is practically synonymous with racecar driving: the current patriarch, Johnny, is a former racecar driver and currently a driver coach and advisor to the Mazda Road to Indy, racing advisor and spokesman for Cooper Tire, official for Indycar in Race Control and the owner of Unser Racing, Karting, and Entertainment track in Denver. Johnny’s father, cousins, and uncles are all known in the racing industry – the family has a total of nine Indy 500 victories. Continuing the legacy now is Johnny and wife Shauna’s 22-year-old daughter Loni, a Sun Valley native who races in the world racing league series while also attending college full-time. WHAT BROUGHT THE UNSER FAMILY TO SUN VALLEY? JOHNNY: We moved here in 1984. Shauna’s parents had a condo in Sun Valley and so Shauna came here since the early ‘70s. SHAUNA: I was super young when we came here and I fell in love with it, typical story. From that time on, I just loved the area and wanted to move here at some point. We were from California. John and I got married and we thought, well, let’s go, let’s move. I guess the rest is history. 34

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WHAT WAS IT ABOUT SUN VALLEY THAT MADE YOU WANT TO STAY? SHAUNA: I love the mountains, outdoor activities, and fresh air. I don’t think there’s anything more beautiful than seeing these mountains on a full moon. JOHNNY: For me, it’s the outdoors. I never did like the cities, I came from a small town in northern California called Sutter Creek. I never wanted to think about living anywhere else since I first came here. I still love it today, I travel a lot and every time I come home I’m just grateful that we live here. LONI, HOW DO YOU THINK GROWING UP IN SUN VALLEY HAS INFLUENCED YOU? LONI: Growing up, it was all about the outdoors and spending a lot of time on the ski team (SVSEF). I was a part of the Alpine Team up until high school and then in high school I transitioned to the Cross-Country team and it taught me a lot about hard work; being in the outdoors is not easy and skiing is not easy. Also, that small town vibe gave me great connections with people and I think that’s carried on into the rest of my life, having those life-long connections and valuing a small town. Also respecting our outdoors. DID YOU ALWAYS KNOW YOU WANTED TO GO INTO THIS FAMILY LINE OF WORK?

LONI: I always loved it and I traveled to my dad’s races when I was little. I kind of knew I wanted to, but growing up in Sun Valley, we’re not close to as many things. I got into as many activities as I could: skiing, running crosscountry, swimming, being competitive in any way I can. When I was a senior in high school my parents gave me the opportunity to go to a driving school because car control is important in a ski town with it snowing. I was hooked and it’s blossomed from there. JOHNNY: I didn’t really want her to race, I know how

tough it is to be successful and what a tough sport it is, especially for a girl in a man’s world. It’s not something that you want to take lightly. In racing, there are way more failures and disappointments than there are those good days when you win races. But with the desire and determination that she’s had and the talent she showed early on, I couldn’t hardly say no and since then we’ve really supported her every way we can. It’s nice for her to have that family history and knowledge. Like any family business, it’s something passed down from generation to generation.

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The Lloyds

Lloyd Construction officially opened in 1977 though founder John Lloyd was working in construction long before that. What started as a mom-and-pop operation out of the family garage for him and wife Carolyn Lloyd has now become son David’s operation. Born and raised in Ketchum, David joined the company full-time in 2000, becoming President and Construction Manager of this family operation. Carolyn still works in the front office and John still helps with certain side projects such as helping grandsons Thijs, 9, and Cody, 7, build a half-pipe. WHAT’S THE ORIGIN STORY OF LLOYD CONSTRUCTION? DAVID: My father grew up in Boise and he always did construction-type projects. When he moved here in the ‘60s, 36

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he was heavily involved in building the Elkhorn condos. He got into a position where he thought, I can do better than that. He started to work on projects on the side and it morphed into a full-scale mom-and-pop operation. At the same time, he was working for the Forest Service in the winter as a snow ranger and managing heli ski operations. He also worked for ski patrol through the ‘60s and ‘70s. I have an older sister and a younger brother, so he started phasing out those other lines of work so he could afford to keep shoes on our feet. He worked out of our family house; our garage never functioned as a normal family garage. Those first couple years when we built a couple houses for ourselves, I’d be sweeping the floors and generally trying to help and watching my father work. DID YOU ALWAYS KNOW YOU WOULD END UP WORKING FOR YOUR PARENTS’ COMPANY? DAVID: I grew up with a real blue-collar work ethic. It

John Lloyd works with grandsons Cody, 7, and Thijs, 9, building a half-pipe.

was recognized growing up in the family that we had to contribute. I scrapped out the job sites, sweeping the floors, picking up pieces of wood. My earliest memories are doing that with my father nights and weekends and after school. Working with my father in an official capacity was first done when I was around 10 or 11 years old. I would work a couple hours a week, but it morphed around the age of 13 into working in the summers. I was basically a full-fledged carpenter by the time I was 17 or 18. I worked with really tough characters that shaped my personality, people that were interested in humbling me. I remember people nailgunning my shoe to a board or getting bananas in my tail pipe and dead squirrels on my engine block – all kinds of crazy antics. I basically worked from the age of 13-18 fulltime summers and then went off to school.

WHAT WAS YOUR EXPERIENCE (BUSINESS-WISE AND PERSONALLY) THROUGH COVID? DAVID: Personally, I think we all have a responsibility to live our best lives. For myself and my family, we just chose activities that were safe and responsible and went at that 100%. A lot of that meant just being closer with each other, a lot of time in the mountains. My kids had a goal this summer to climb the five tallest mountains in the five local ranges – the Sawtooths, Pioneers, White Clouds, Smokys, and Boulders – which was over-the-top difficult for us. Business-wise, business was and continues to be a daily and weekly check-in to make sure that we’re doing right by all people that are affected by our actions. If you really care for your employees, vendors, trade contractors, and community at-large, it’s not binary; it’s a lot of work and it’s tiring. F SUN VALLEY SOURCE

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ver the years, I have often heard the refrain: “Shirtsleeves to shirtsleeves in three generations.” The statement implies the negative outcome of dissipating family wealth is likely to ensue by the third generation. Attrition is high as assets pass from the wealth creators to beneficiaries. In compiling research for their book, PREPARING HEIRS: Five Steps to a Successful Transition of Family Wealth and Values, Roy Williams and Vic Preisser found only 30% of family assets are preserved following wealth transfer from one generation to the next. The authors discovered wealth is gone by the end of the fourth generation 90% of the time. Their analysis concluded, “The main cause of unsuccessful transfers of wealth isn’t financial management or investment performance, it’s poor communication and heir preparation.”

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How can you sustain the past generation’s legacy, leave your mark on the present, and successfully pass wealth to future generations? DOCUMENT YOUR PAST. 5th generation, New York Times bestselling author Susan Cheever, daughter of Pulitzer Prize recipient and author, John Cheever suggests documenting a family’s history to create a bond between past and future generations. “Children need a connection to their ancestors to appreciate who they are and where they are from,” says the younger Cheever. INVEST THE TIME. Not by chance, the Kilpatrick/Purdy family has grown on a generational basis through incredibly hard work and a deep appreciation of their ancestry. Early on, they recognized the link between intergenerational connections and the sustainability of

Today, the world recognizes Bud and Nick Purdy’s legacy as Silver Creek Preserve, a world-class fly-fishing destination, and conservation easement. Donated to the Nature Conservancy in 1995, it is still maintained and shared by the family. SHARING EXPERIENCES OF STRUGGLES AND SUCCESSES BUILDS CONNECTIONS AND FAMILY TRADITIONS. To leave an enduring legacy, families will want to educate heirs about prior generations. What did those earlier generations accomplish? What sacrifices did family members experience in the creation of the family’s wealth? You might use a family tree to bring your ancestors to life and convey the value of ritual. DEVELOP A SHARED CHARITABLE VISION. By creating a giving plan, families are clearly explaining their philanthropic views to each generation. Families adopting long-term perspectives are using philanthropy to prepare heirs for the onus of financial responsibility. Establishing a family office and a donor advised fund or a private foundation can also assist in the continuity of family engagement. Involving children in charitable endeavors at an early age allows them to feel they are a significant part of family decisions. TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE FOR INCREASING FINANCIAL LITERACY. Financial education is critical when preparing family members to inherit wealth. You can ease concerns by bringing each generation together and acquainting them with the appropriate advisors to address practical wealth planning essentials. Some universities offer formal programs designed to prepare high-net-worth families to transition wealth. Classes and workshops include developing the necessary skills to oversee financial professionals, ensure accountability, and pursue appropriate results.

wealth. In 1882, Bud Purdy’s grandfather founded his family homestead, today a 12,000-acre cattle ranch. Bud left a historic family legacy and communicated his vision and values to his son Nick to carry on the tradition. Nick recalls his father saying, “We’d like to see it stay a ranch. Keep it in the family and pass it on to the next generation.”

KEEP RELATIONSHIPS HEALTHY AND EFFECTIVE BY INSTITUTING A FORMAL COMMUNICATION PLAN. Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw said it best, “The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place.” An ideal plan involves all generations, not just senior members. Ensure decisions are made as a family by establishing off-site family meetings, hold formal family discussions, and have everyone buy into a shared plan of action. To continually build trust, families will want to have open and honest communication about wealth and values at every age. Successful families use a combination of documenting generational history, memorializing values and traditions, philanthropy, financial education, and communication to transfer wealth over time. F

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aving grown up in Ketchum, Frank has always had a strong connection to the Valley, and it didn’t take much to convince fiancée Jess, an Australian-Canadian he’d met 3 years prior in California to lock in his childhood home as their wedding spot. With avid skiers as parents, Jess too grew up with a love for the mountains, and as both

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she and Frank’s fathers shared an affinity for golf, The Valley Club seemed a perfect choice – a cozy, romantic and indoor/outdoor venue with a spectacular backdrop of the mountains. Although a winter wedding may come as a shock to some, close friends and family were not surprised to receive a February 23rd wedding invite for the snow-loving couple, who have skied the Powder Highway, Japan and numerous North American resorts together, and have never missed a ski season in their lives. The weather did not disappoint, with chillier than usual temps, but gorgeous low lighting and a dusting of snow kicking the ethereal vibes up a notch. Jess is forever grateful to her family, friends and bridesmaids for braving the 14° photoshoot. With guests coming from the far reaches of the globe, from Australia and Canada to Scotland and across the United States, the day represented much of their backgrounds and love of nature. Jess paid homage to her Aussie roots through a stunning array of gold, burgundy and sage Australian native blooms in her bouquets and flower crown, complemented by eucalyptus on tables and down the aisle. The craft cocktails, the Sydneysider Gin fizz and the Sun Valley Manhattan, represented their international connection, and the best part of the day, according to Jess and Frank, was having friends and family from all over the globe sharing laughter, stories, dances, drinks and revelry, in celebration of love and connection. F

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he invitations were addressed, stuffed and stamped, the only thing left to do was to mail them. What turned into mailing in early April for a July wedding, became early May, then finally the day came when Sarah and Chad made the tough decision to not mail them at all. Unfortunately, their “datadriven approach” to managing a wedding during a pandemic became more than a numbers game and concluded that their big Trail Creek wedding would be too risky. Rather than postpone, Sarah and Chad decided to have a small family ceremony three hours away in Rexburg at Sarah’s family ranch. Amazingly, the team of Sun Valley vendors agreed to make this new vision come to life. Despite the extra mileage, Amanda Seaward, Dev Khalsa and Tara Matteson didn’t want to miss it. On the wedding day, Sarah enjoyed a relaxing morning of pampering with the ladies, while Chad fished with the boys. Two hours before the ceremony, an incredibly dramatic storm blew

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through. Thankfully, the storm cleared just in time for the ceremony, creating a gorgeous colorful sky that only dusk after a storm can deliver. While everyone gathered to kick-off the evening with craft cocktails and delicious hors d’oeuvres, Sarah met Chad for first look photos in the meadow. After photos, Sarah and Chad rejoined the group before all departed for the ceremony site in a WWII Swiss Pinzgauer – a last minute addition from a family friend – that was thoroughly enjoyed by all. The ceremony took place next to the river in a field full of thistles with a beautiful alter by Tara Bella Flowers, four wooden benches and the couple’s Airstream. Sarah and Chad’s brother-inlaw, Jack, beautifully officiated and had everyone in tears. After the vows were exchanged and the newly married couple walked down the aisle, the family celebrated with champagne waiting for them at the Airstream. A delicious dinner reception followed, complete with toasts, plenty of wine and a nod to the original Trail Creek wedding complete with a wedding cake from Konditorei. F

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The Food In Our Lives By Julie Johnson, NTP

ood is the ultimate touchstone to supporting our bodies. From the moment we are born getting nutrition is analogous with feeling safe and healthy. So, in a time where much of our lives feels uncertain and health in general is such a gift, what can we do to better use the food in our lives? How can we adopt practices of eating that gives us confidence in our immune systems, and gives our communities the fortitude to last the long winter that has been this pandemic? The key to boosting your immune system is to become both knowledgeable about the source of your foods, and to discriminate what you put in your mouth. Let’s start with nourishing bone broth; a healing hybrid of stock and broth. Bone broth is rich in cartilage, collagen, and healing amino acids. These elements can provide protection and support for our immune systems during an age of epidemics, chronic diseases and a pandemic that has been massively disruptive to our modern world.

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Our mission at NourishMe is 2020 has been a tricky time to connect whole unadulterated Bone broth to feel safe with our immune is rich in food and their sources to our responses, and has led to addcartilage, community. That means that ed consideration for the ways collagen, we connect through our farmwe can all do better to support and ers to find the best products our our bodies. For winter wellness, healing land can offer. From this food and basic immune strategy we amino we create rich, nutritious recipes must go back to our ancestral acids. to create a vibrant and healthy foods like bone broth. Mixing community. What brings us joy in aromatic and nourishing is bringing and creating food herbs such as rosemary, sage that genuinely services the sustainable and thyme can also add to the curative needs of our wonderful home. properties and make delicious immune As we progress into these next fun boosting meals. F filled winter months, there isn’t much farming and gardening that will take place. However the potatoes, carrots, You can find our menu and long list of beets, squash and fruit we grow last a gardeners, farmers and ranchers at long time with proper cold storage, in www.jjnourishme.com. addition to fermentation and dehydration. Squash Blossom, King’s Crown, Go to www.localfoodalliance.org Prairie Sun, Kasota Hydroponics, and to see all surrounding farmers. Waterwheel Gardens are a few names we sell at NourishMe which all have Get the LFA guide book to local food various ways of continuing to provide outlets as well as the gardeners, farmers great nutrient dense food through the and ranchers that service our area. colder months. While the ranchers NourishMe is also proud to be a member may get a little much deserved rest in of FARE, a fairly new 501(c)(6) organizathe winter months, the products from tion based in Boise, which aims to create Agrarian Farms, Malheur Meats, Wood a more equitable future for Idaho’s indeRiver Ranch, Lava Lake Lamb, can be pendent food and beverage providers. eaten all winter long.

Organic Market & Café

Celebrate our 10th Anniversary Year With Us Farmer’s Market with Waterwheel Gardens 1-5:30 pm • Tuesdays Newly Upgraded Full Kitchen • Hot Sandwiches, Wraps and Vegan Dishes • • Variety of Soups and Salads • • Outdoor Seating •

www.nourishme.com

We support Idaho farms and food producers Locally owned with personal service Cultured Vegetables, Local Greens, Meat, Eggs, Dairy Supplements

151 N. Main Street | Ketchum (208) 928-7604 | 9am - 6pm

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DRS. Snapp, Davis, Williams and Nate Hailey • 788-4120 110 N. 1st Ave.

Ketchum • 726-3363

www.eyecenterdoctors.com

180 1st Ave. N.

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Your year-round source for local, sustainably-grown, handpicked: Fruit • Berries • Vegetables Fresh-cut Flowers Unique Value-added Products & More! We set up and sell at NourishMe in Ketchum every Tuesday! Find our produce at NourishMe and through Kraay’s Market & Garden every week!

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Fine Quality Dry Cleaning • Alterations • Wash & Fold • Drop Off service • Pick Up & Delivery Convenient Location 580 East Fourth Street • Ketchum

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"change your habits... change your life" SUN VALLEY LIFETRACKS DEBORAH BURNS “Burnsie” Certified Health Coach

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PAINTING GRAPHIC DESIGN Judy Stoltzfus 208-720-3118 www.judysdesignhouse.com

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2021 SUN VALLEY NONSTOP FLIGHTS – 6 CITIES!

Chicago (ORD), Denver (DEN), Los Angeles (LAX), Salt Lake City (SLC), San Francisco (SFO), Seattle (SEA) Seattle

Spokane

Portland

Pasco

Kalispell/Glacier Missoula

Lewiston

Redmond

Idaho Falls

Boise

Cody Jackson Hole Pocatello

Sun Valley Twin Falls

CA Sacramento Oakland

Reno

Elko

Salt Lake City UT

Fresno

Las Vegas

Cedar City St.George

Burbank AZ Ontario Palm Springs Orange County San Diego

NB CO

Tucson

Omaha

Denver

Midway

Kansas City

Pittsburgh

Cincinnati

St.Louis

Colorado Springs

Memphis

Oklahoma City

AR MS

Dallas

Austin San Antonio

New York-JFK

DE MD

Tulsa

Baltimore Wash. Dulles Wash. DC

Newark

Philadelphia

Boston

MA CN

Detroit

Chicago

Indianapolis

Grand Junction

Albuquerque

Phoenix

Madison

Rapid City

Casper

Minneapolis St. Paul

Gillette

Los Angeles

Long Beach

Fargo

Rock Springs

San Francisco San Jose

Helena Bozeman Butte Billings

Eugene Medford

Great Falls

Charlotte

Nashville

Birmingham

Atlanta

New Orleans

Houston

Orlando

Tampa

Fort Lauderdale Miami

NON-STOP FLIGHTS TO SUN VALLEY (SUN)

Seattle (SEA) – year-round Salt Lake City (SLC) – year-round, Los Angeles (LAX) – winter Chicago (ORD) – winter, Denver (DEN), Los Angeles (LAX), San Francisco (SFO) – winter/summer

AIRLINE FLIGHTS

CHECK SUN FARES FIRST

AIRLINES SERVING

HAILEY, ID (SUN) Alaska Airlines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.alaskaair.com Nonstop flights: Seattle (SEA) – winter/summer/fall Delta Airlines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.delta.com Nonstop flights: Salt Lake City (SLC) – year round, Los Angeles (LAX) – winter (Dec holidays) United Airlines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.united.com Nonstop flights: Chicago (ORD) – winter Denver (DEN), Los Angeles (LAX) – winter/summer San Francisco (SFO) – winter/summer

OTHER NEARBY AIRPORTS

BOISE, ID (BOI)

Located 150 miles southwest of Sun valley and served by seven major airlines.

TWIN FALLS, ID (TWF) 70

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Located 60 miles south of Sun Valley and served by Delta Airlines

Photo: Carol Waller

FLY SUN

NEW! Improved winter weather reliability on all SUN airlines! FLY SUN Nonstop to ORD, DEN, LAX, SEA, SFO, SLC ONE STOP TO THE WORLD

WINTER FLIGHTS – NONSTOP TO 6 CITIES SEA: Alaska nonstop flights daily Dec 17-Mar 17; 5x week flights Mar 18-Apr 3, weekly April & May SLC: Delta nonstop flights daily all fall and winter DEN: United nonstop flights daily Dec 17-Mar 27 LAX: United nonstop flights Dec 17-Mar 26: daily during holidays, frequency varies remainder of season Delta daily nonstop flights Dec 19-Mar 28 SFO: United nonstop flights Dec 17-Mar 26: daily during holidays, frequency varies remainder of season ORD: United nonstop flights Dec 17-Mar 27: daily during holidays, Saturdays remainder of season

FLIGHT INFO & SCHEDULES at www.ﬂysunvalleyalliance.com

Maps

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NORDIC TRAILS

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SUNRISE NOW OPEN! Bald Mountain's skiable terrain has increased by 380 acres of expert terrain, including Sunrise Bowl, gladed tree-skiing and deep chutes. The Lower Broadway run has also been extended 4,200 feet to the bottom of our brand new high speed quad, Broadway Lift, which connects you to The Roundhouse restaurant.

BALD MOUNTAIN

RIVER RUN PLAZA

The difficulty ratings assigned to trails at Sun Valley are based on difficulty relative to other trails on the same mountain. Users of all ability levels should begin with easier trails before advancing. This map is an artistic representation and may not accurately reflect the contours or dimensions of the resort or its specific areas.

HEALTH & SAFETY FIRST

SAFETY FIRST

• •

Know how to use the lifts safely.

BE PROACTIVE

Be safety conscious and know the code. It’s your This is a mountain environment with many hazards and risks. Idaho. responsibility. By entering this environment, you assume and accept all your responsibility code be proactive This is a partial list. Be aware. Ski with care. Skiing and snowboarding can be enjoyed in many ways. Alpine, snowboard, telemark, cross-country Thislist, is a mountain environment with and risks. environment, you assume Thisand is a partial officially endorsed bymany thehazards National Ski By entering this associated risks. Beand proactive! Educate yourself on the risks YOUR RESPONSIBILITY CODE SUN VALLEY SOURCE other specialized ski equipment, such as adaptive equipment, may be found at Sun Valley. Regardless of how accept all associated risks. Be proactive! Educate yourself on the risks and be aware: Bald Mountain Travel Policy Areas Association. and be aware: Skiing and snowboarding canshow be courtesy enjoyed many ways.that there are elements you decide to enjoy the slopes, always to in others. Be aware of risk in • Always ski or ride with a partner. • Uphill travel is NOT ALLOWED between 9 a.m. and 4 winter sports that commontelemark, sense and personal awareness can help reduce. Observe the code listed below • The difficulty ratings assigned to Sun Valley trails are based on difficulty relative to• other trails onski the or same Alpine, snowboard, cross-country and other Always ride with a partner. • Uphill travel is ALLOWED after 4 p.m. and before 9 a. Blaine County Ordinance No. 86, Section 4

p.m. daily. .m.

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For on-mountain emergencies, call (208) 622-6262.

MAP KEY

Bald Mountain is located in the Sawtooth National Forest on public lands managed by Twin Falls District—BLM. Sun Valley operates under a Special Use Permimt from the U.S. Forest Service.

may operate on and around the mountain throughout the day. Watch for and avoid these. •

Idaho Code states that collisions while skiing or riding, between any persons, are the responsibility of the persons involved, not of the area operator. Blaine County law requires that in the event of a collision, you stop to determine any injury and (unless released

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Per Idaho Code Ann. § 6-1100, mountain users recognize and assume the inherent risks of winter sports in Idaho. This is a partial list. Be aware. Ski with care.

BALD MOUNTAIN TRAVEL POLICY •

Uphill travel is NOT ALLOWED between 9 a.m. and

CONVEYOR LIFT DOUBLE CHAIR TRIPLE CHAIR QUAD CHAIR HIGH SPEED QUAD CHAIR GONDOLA EASIEST MORE DIFFICULT MOST DIFFICULT EXPERTS ONLY FREESTYLE TERRAIN EASIEST WAY DOWN SKI AREA BOUNDARY GLADES ADVENTURE ZONE SNOWMAKING TRAIL DANGER - CLIFFS

FIRST AID - SKI PATROL RESTROOMS RESTAURANT BAR LIFT TICKETS RENTALS LESSONS BAG CHECK LOCKERS / STORAGE GIFT / RETAIL SHOP PICK UP / DROP OFF PARKING PERMIT PARKING MOUNTAIN RIDES BUS FAMILY ZONE SLOW ZONE

FREESTYLE TERRAIN—KNOW THE CODE! Freestyle Terrain, as opposed to groomed runs, can contain jumps, hits, ramps, banks, boxes, rails, and other man-made features. CONVEYOR LIFT SUN FIRST AID - SKI PATROL VALLEY SOURCE The orange “Smart Style” symbol identifies DOUBLE CHAIR RESTROOMS freestyle terrain on CHAIR the mountain—it’s important to TRIPLE RESTAURANT

BIKE PATH The Wood River Trails Bike Path starts in Bellevue and ends just north of Ketchum. This smooth, paved path has scenery all the way and is open to foot traffic, bikes, dogs and skates. In the winter season it is groomed for cross-country skiing. Sorry, no motorized vehicles. Take this trail and leave the car behind!

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Sten’s Run Monument Doran’s Drop Sting T&T Upper Tuck West Rock Pioneer Pio Bowl Mill Run LZ Run Maxima Atomic Bruno Coaster Lower Tuck Lodge Run Out

9,147’ Most Difficult

Top of Chair 1 6,628’

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Ruby’s HIGH Ridge TRAIL EXPRESS 11 Double Chair - Minutes:26 7.5 12876’ - Length: 3,740’ Vertical:

Restaurant Tickets

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32 Pioneer Peak 6,671’

C HA IRLI FTS Mill Point 6,585’

MISS BELLE Conveyor Belt - Length: 220’ Minutes: 2 1/2

BIRD’S EYE Double Chair - Minutes: 4–5 Vertical: 599’ - Length: 2,265’ HIGH TRAIL EXPRESS Double Chair - Minutes: 7.5 Vertical: 876’ - Length: 3,740’

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35 MISS BELLE The Conveyor Belt - Length: 220’ Glades Minutes: 2 1/2

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10,095’

9,529’

Soldier CAT19TRACK Sten’s Run Boushay Peak 20 Monument Monkey Parking 7,177’ 21 Doran’s Drop South Ridge Ski Patrol 22 Sting Bobby’s Bowl &T 1723 T18 Restaurant Challenge 15 24 Upper Tuck Dave’s Dream Tickets 16 Cunningham Slide 25 West Rock 19 26 Pioneer Yurt Canyon 27 Pio Bowl Easter North Ridge 20 28 Mill Run 29 LZ Run 24 Wally’s Wallop 30 Maxima Timber 23 22 31 Atomic Upper Palomino 21 CHAIRLIFTS Lower Palomino 32 Bruno Fritz BIRD’S EYE 33 Coaster Lower Minutes: 4–5Tuck ClaudeDouble BusterChair -34 Vertical: 599’ -35 Length: 2,265’ Lodge Run Out 25 Broadway

trail,

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Restaurant Scheduled Openings Only Tickets

Smoky Dome

Peak 2

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CHAIRLIFT Parking BRIDGE CREEK AREA Ski Patrol

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19 Boushay 20 Monkey 21 South Ridge 22 Bobby’s Bowl 23 Challenge 24 Dave’s Dream Cunningham Slide 25 26 Canyon 27 Easter 28 North Ridge 29 Wally’s Wallop 30 Timber Upper Palomino LEG E N D 31 Lower Palomino 32 FritzSKI TRAILS 33 34 ClaudeEasiest Buster 35 Broadway More Difficult Ruby’s Ridge Most Difficult

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FREE RV PARKING IN SOLDIER MOUNTAIN SKI AREA PARKING AREA • 208-764-2526 FOR DETAILS SOLDIER MOUNTAIN IS LOCATED 43 MILES FROM SUN VALLEY

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any am.

SOLDIER MOUNTAIN

Base Lodge 5,756’’

Soldier Mountain Ski area Base: 5,756’ • Top: 7,177’ • Vertical Rise: 1,425’ Featuring 1,150 Skiable Acres

ED UPHILL ROUTE

Please check our Website or Facebook page for snow conditions and the most recent updates: soldiermountain.com facebook.com/soldiermountain

SOLDIER MOUNTAIN SKI AREA IS OPERATED UNDER PERMIT FROM SAWTOOTH NATIONAL FOREST

SOLDIER MOUNTAIN

CALL FOR RESERVATIONS 208-764-2526 EXT. 101 SUN VALLEY SOURCE

STANLEY

Enjoy the magic of Stanley, Idaho

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SNOWMOBILING Stanley

Legend - Sawtooth Basin Groomed Snowmobile Trail Ungroomed Snowmobile Access to Open Area

Wild Life - Closed Cross-Country Ski Area - Closed

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Private Land - Closed

Open Area Cross-Country Ski Trail No Snowmobiling in the Sawtooth Wilderness Area

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Snowmobilers, please stay on marked trail in red area

For a detailed trail map, please go to Woodside Motorsports

Alturas Lake Smiley Creek Lodge Ketchum Galena (35 miles)

Woodside Motorsports

4040 Glenbrook Drive Woodside Industrial Park Hailey, Idaho 208-788-4005 www.woodsidemotorsports.net

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51 Cobblestone Lane Hailey ID 83333 208-788-7950 americinn.com

pool - hot breakfast - wifi - meeting rooms - suites

Don’t get stuck out in the cold all alone. Get yourself noticed. Advertise in the

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Mountain Village Resort

Stanley, Idaho 1-800-843-5475 www.mountainvillage.com

trails start from our doorsteps

A Beautiful Golf Course Awaits You! Experience the Elk Valley Resort golf course in Featherville, located in the heart of the Smoky Mountains. This challenging yet friendly, 9-hole course designed by David Michelsen, takes full advantage of the natural terrain and breathtaking views for the ultimate golf experience. Additional amenities include: Practice green, driving range and golf carts. Open to the public with seasonal memberships. A limited number of 2 to 3 acre home sites are available.

RV Park Featuring 18 Full Hook-Up Pads! The new RV Park is now available with daily, monthly and seasonal rates. The RV Pads will accommodate big rigs requiring 50 amp. electrical. Only 1.5 hours from Sun Valley, Boise or Twin Falls. Located near the South Fork of the Boise River and 15 minutes from the 20 mile long Anderson Ranch Reservoir. Our RV guests will have access to the club house, full bar, swimming pool, tennis court, horse shoe pit, outdoor patio and outdoor firepit. Let us cater your wedding, reunion or special event. The Snowmobile Hub to the Trinity Mountains! Winter parking for snowmobile rigs, open bar, pool table and large screen TVâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s. Stop in at the Lodge and have a hot toddy in front of our huge fireplace. This area features approximately 380 miles of groomed snowmobile trails and host to the ISR Snow Drags in February of each year.

Reservations required for dinner parties: 208.653.2227 | Featherville, Idaho | 208.653.2376 | 26 miles from Highway 20

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LODGING

Photo courtesy of Sun Valley Resort

WHERE TO STAY WHILE YOU PLAY

$95-200

FITNESS CENTER

LAUNDRY

PETS

$100-200

COOKING UNITS

HANDICAP ACCESS

HOT TUB/SPA

$99-149

POOL

LOUNGE

BREAKFAST

The Inn at Ellsworth Estate

PRICE RANGE

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NO. OF UNITS

BED & BREAKFASTS

CONT. BREAKFAST

FROM 5-STAR TO SLEEPING BAGS WE HAVE IT ALL INCLUDING LUXURY HOMES AND CONDOS

702 3rd Avenue South 788-6354 (one room for pets) PINE

Hayhurst Bed & Breakfast

208-653-2135, www.hayhurstBnB.com STANLEY

Lost River Outfitters

171 No. Main, Ketchum 726-1706, Fax: 726-6866 (three cabins with kitchens and a back country bistro) Sawtooth Hotel & Restaurant (close October 19, 2013)

$59-99

$110-200

$50-200

755 Ace of Diamonds, 721-2459, www.sawtoothhotel.com Stanley High Country Inn (close October 30, 2013 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; January 1,2014)

21 Ace of Diamonds, 774-7000, www.highcountryinn.biz

GUEST RANCHES & RESORTS FAIRFIELD

Soldier Mountain Ranch & Resort

Box 3385, West Coral, Id, 400 W. 600 N., 764-2506, Fax: 764-2927 (14 units have kitchens) STANLEY

Diamond D Ranch

$140-200

$184-284

Box 35, 336-9772, 800-222-1269 Idaho Rocky Mountain Ranch

HC 64, Box 9934, Hwy. 75, 9 mi. S. of Stanley, 774-3544, Fax: 774-3477, www.rocky.com

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Play Hard Rest Easy HAILEY, IDAHO 603 North Main Street | 208.578.0600 | www.woodriverinn.com

$89-165

$99-200

$75-99

$75-165

$99-400

$85-134

$79-179

$250-500

$100-200

$65-110

$75-160

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FITNESS CENTER

LAUNDRY

$79-169

HANDICAP ACCESS

HOT TUB/SPA

$109-299

POOL

LOUNGE

CONT. BREAKFAST

$59-79

BREAKFAST

PETS

Bellevue High Country Motel

COOKING UNITS

BELLEVUE

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HOTELS & MOTELS

NO. OF UNITS

LODGING

766 S. Main St., 208-928-7727, Cell: 208-721-0067 Silver Creek Hotel

721 N. Main St., 208-725-8282 FAIRFIELD

The Prairie Inn Box 540, 764-2247, Fax: 764-2244, www.prairieinn.com

HAILEY

A Wood River Inn & Suites

578-0600, 877-542-0600, Fax: 578-0700 AmericInn Lodge & Suites

511 Cobblestone Ln. 788-7950 Airport Inn

820 4th Ave. S., 788-2477, Fax: 788-3195 KETCHUM

A Tamarack Lodge

Box 7120, 726-3344, 800-521-5379, Fax: 726-3347 Best Western Plus Kentwood Lodge

Box 2172, 180 S. Main St., 726-4114, 800-805-1001, Fax: 726-2417 Best Western Tyrolean Lodge

Box 202, 260 Cottonwood, 726-5336, 800-333-7912 Hotel Ketchum

Box 660, 600 N. Main, 726-5900, 800-262-4833, Fax: 726-3761 Knob Hill Inn

Box 800, 960 N. Main St., 726-8010, 800-526-8010, Fax: 726-2712 PINE

Hayhurst Bed & Breakfast

208-653-2135, www.hayhurstBnB.com Pine Resort and Pine Motel, Private Campground

208-653-2210, WiFi STANLEY

Lower Stanley Country Store & Motel

HC 67, Box 300, 774-3566, 800-972-4627, Fax: 774-3518 (16 cabins) WiFi access Mountain Village Resort

$75-136

$85-155

Box 350, 774-3661, 800-843-5475, Fax: 774-3761 Valley Creek Lodge & RV Park

Box 402, Hwy. 21/75 Jct., 774-3606, off Hyw. 75 (phones, WiFi access, color TV) Red Fish Lake Lodge (Summer only)

$50-425

$85-100

$75-145

$105

$120-320

$65-95

Box 9, 774-3536, Fax: 774-3546 Redwood Cabins (closed mid-October to mid-May) Box 55, Hwy. 75, 774-3531 Riverside Motel & Sawtooth Rentals (closed December to January)

Box 192, Hwy. 75, 774-3409, 877-774-3409, Fax: 774-3490 Stanley High Country Inn (closed October 30, reopens January 2014 )

Box 350, 774-7000, Fax: 774-7005, www.highcountryinn.biz Stanley Town Square

Box 347, 208-918-1578, www.stanleytownsquare.com Triangle C Cabins

Box 69, #1 Benner St. & Hwy. 21, 774-2266, 800-303-6258, Cell: 309-0269 Fax: 774-2266 SUN VALLEY

Sun Valley Resort

480

Box 10, 1 Sun Valley Rd., 622-4111, 800-786-8259, res. 622-5151, Fax: 622-3700

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$149-2,000

Bed & Breakfast Hayhurst Lodge On Anderson Ranch Reservoir in Pine Idaho Just a hop, skip and a jump from Sun Valley, Twin Falls or Boise

380 Miles Of World Class Snowmobile & ATV Trails A GORGEOUS, RUSTIC & ROMANTIC MOUNTAIN LODGE

Lodge has 7 individual rooms – each with private full bathroom. Cozy cottage has full kitchen, full bathroom, W/D & gas grill. Lodge and cottage overlook gorgeous Mountain Reservoir. Large great room perfect for reunions of all kinds. Lodge sleeps up to 20, Cottage sleeps up to 8.

208-653-2135

Rooms from $135 per night

Rooms with: 1 king bed 2 full beds or 3 full beds

HayhurstBnB.com

COME ENJOY HAYHURST BNB: Breakfast Included With Lodge Stays • Large Great Room • Pool Table • Hot Tub • Sauna Large Stone Fireplace • Fire Pit • Wi-Fi Access • Guest Kitchen & Gas Grill • Guest Laundry • Satellite TV • Custom Bar Drive Sleds From Lodge • Parking for Trailers • Within A Few Miles of Bars, Cafes, Golf Course & Amazing Hot Springs

HOT TUB/SPA

HANDICAP ACCESS

COOKING UNITS

PETS

LAUNDRY

FITNESS CENTER

$150-250

200

$90-5,500

$300-1,200

$165-420

$175-5,500

200

$90-5,500

480

$149-2,000

$275-350

$200

$125-1000

$175-3,000

200+

$250-10,000

LOUNGE

120

BREAKFAST

POOL

Alpine Lodging Sun Valley

PRICE RANGE

KETCHUM

NO. OF UNITS

VACATION HOMES, CONDOS & CABINS

CONT. BREAKFAST

LODGING

333 Main St. S. #101, Ketchum, 726-5601, 888-987-3658 Coldwell Banker Distinctive Properties

191 N. Main, Ketchum, 622-3400, 877-978-2978 Habitat 2000 Box 700, 601 Leadville, 726-8584 High Country Resort Properties

Box 191, 141 Northwood Way, 726-1256, 800-726-7076 Les Saisons

680 Sun Valley Road, 727-1616, 866-847-4200 Pennay’s at River Run Box 1298, 300 Wood River Dr., 726-9086, 800-736-7503, Fax: 726-4541 Sun Valley Ultimate Services, LLC

Box 2361 SV, 201 Washington Avenue, 725-2226 , Fax: 866-334-0318 SUN VALLEY

High Country Resort Properties Box 191, 141 Northwood Way, 726-1256, 800-726-7076, Sun Valley Resort

1 Sun Valley Road, 622-4111, 800-786-8259 Croney Cove Guest House Box 869, 726-2683 Living Waters Town Houses

SHOWERS

Property Management Services

FLUSH TOILETS

Box 10159 Ketchum, 727-6942, Fax: 726-5047

$35-40

$27

$35-45

$18-32

$25

$30

PETS

$18-32

HANDI-CAP ACCESS

DUMP STATION

PULL-THROUGH

$27-550

LP GAS

LAUNDRY

Riverside RV Park & Campground

HOOKUPS

BELLEVUE

PRICE RANGE

RV PARKS & CAMPGROUNDS

NO. OF UNITS

Box 635, 622-3510, Fax: 622-3510

403 Broadford Rd., 788-2020 KETCHUM

Smiley Creek Lodge

HC 64, Box 9102, 774-3547, Fax: 774-2280, www.smileycreeklodge.com The Meadows RV Park

Box 475, off Hwy. 75 at the number 13 Braodway Run, 726-5445 STANLEY

Elk Mountain RV Resort

Box 115, 774-2202, Fax: 774-3756 Mountain Village Resort RV Park

Box 350, 774-3661, 800-843-5475, Fax: 774-3761 Smiley Creek Lodge

HC 64, Box 9102, 774-3547, Fax: 774-2280, www.smileycreeklodge.com Torrey’s Resort & RV Park

HC 67, Box 725, 838-2313, 888-838-2313 Valley Creek Lodge & RV Park Box 402, Hwy. 21, 774-3606, off Hwy 21 (WiFi access)

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Luxury Residences in the Heart of Downtown Ketchum! • Complimentary Valet Services • Concierge Services (365 Days A Year!) • Daily Housekeeping • Pre-Arrival Grocery Shopping

• 2,000 Sq Ft Luxury Residences • Heated, Underground Reserved Parking • Year-round Rooftop Pool & Hot Tubs • Exercise/Sauna/Steam/Massage Areas

Rentals & Ownership concierge@lssunvalley.com or 208.727.1616 • www.lssunvalley.com

PIONEER

The

SALOON

If you haven’t been to the Pioneer Saloon, you haven’t been to Ketchum! Hearty steaks & prime rib Fresh seafood Meaty ribs Hard Liquor Wine & beer

320 N. Main St, Ketchum Idaho Hours: Bar opens at 4 pm Dining Room opens at 5 pm We are open every day. We do not accept reservations. Phone: (208) 726-3139 Email: pioneerketchum@gmail.com

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wonderful present. Gift cards can be purchased on our website, over the phone, or in person at the restaurant.

TAKEOUT SPECIAL!

Two for-One Bartender’s Margaritas $9.75 with any order of food to go.

www.pioneersaloon.com

Sun Valley’s Favorite Authentic Thai & Sushi

Best in the Valley! LUNCH • DINNER Lunch Bento Boxes

310 North Main Street • Hailey, Idaho • 208-928-7111 • dangthaicuisine.com

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Voted Best of the Valley CATERERS 2014 - 2019 411 5th St East, Lower Level Ketchum, Idaho 208.726.0606

CATERING

DELIVERY TAKE-OUT

RESERVATIONS

BEER & WINE

726-7155

Thai

Apples Bar & Grill

726-7067

American

Atkinsons’ Market

726-5668

Sandwiches, Deli & Bakery

Bigwood Bread & Cafe

726-2034

Bakery/Light Fare

Bigwood Bar & Grill

726-4024

American

Burger Grill

726-7733

American

Cellar Pub (The)

622-3832

American

China Panda

726-3591

Asian

Cristina’s Restaurant & Bakery

726-4499

Cafe, Deli, Bakery

Despo’s Mexican Food

726-3068

Mexican

Enoteca

928-6280

Tappas

Galena Lodge – 24 miles north of Ketchum

726-4010

American

Globus

726-1301

Classic Gourmet Asian

Glow Live Food Cafe

725-0314

Organic Raw Vegetarian

Grill at Knob Hill

726-8004

Exquisite American

Grumpy’s

no phone

Burgers

il Naso

726-7776

Italian

Java on 4th

726-2882

Coffee & Cafe

Johnny G’s Sub Shack

725-7827

Hot and Cold Sub Sandwiches

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Mexican Food

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DINNER

A Taste of Thai

KB’s Ketchum Buritos

LUNCH

KETCHUM

BREAKFAST

DECK DINING

DINING

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726-9462

Idaho American

La Cabañita Mexican Food

725-5001

Real Mexican

La Parrilla Restaurant

928-7094

Mexican

Lefty’s Bar & Grill

726-2744

Burgers

Mama Inez Taqueria

726-0125

Michel’s Christiania

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Southwestern Cuisine

726-3388

Traditional French

Perry’s

726-7703

Breakfast, Lunch & Bakery & Deli

Pioneer Saloon

726-3139

American Steak House

Rasberrys

726-0606

Gourmet Bistro

Rickshaw

726-8481

Dishes From Around The World

Rominna’s

726-6961

Italian Influenced Cuisine

Sawtooth Club (The)

726-5233

Creative American

Smoky Mountain Pizza & Pasta

622-5625

Pizza & Pasta

Sun Valley Wine Company

726-2442

Light Fare

Sushi on Second

726-5181

Asian Fusion

Town Square Tavern

726-6969

Mediterranean

Vintage Restaurant

726-9595

Elegant Cajun

Warfield Distillery & Brewery

726-2739

Creative Pub Fare

Whiskey Jacque’s

726-5297

Pizza & Grill

Wise Guy Pizza

726-0737

Pizza

Wonderful House

726-2688

Chinese

Wrap City

727-6766

American

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BEER & WINE

Kneadery (The)

RESERVATIONS

DELIVERY TAKE-OUT

New American with Idaho Emphasis

CATERING

726-4660

DINNER

Ketchum Grill

LUNCH

KETCHUM cont.

BREAKFAST

DECK DINING

DINING

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SUN VALLEY Sun Valley Resort Dining Reservations

622-2800

Trail Creek Cabin

622-2019

Family

Elkhorn Grill

622-2820

Burgers & Sandwiches

Gretchen’s

622-2144

Family

Konditori

622-2235

Light Fare

Lobby Lounge & Duchin Bar

622-2365

American

Ram Restaurant

622-2225

Gourmet

Round House

622-2012

On Baldy

Sun Valley Club

622-2919

Light Fare

Village Station

622-2143

Pizza, Pasta, Burgers

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Atkinsons’ Market

788-2294

Sandwiches, Deli & Bakery

A Taste of Thai

578-2488

Asian

Big Belly Deli

788-2411

East Coast Deli

Black Owl Coffee

928-6200

American

Café Della

913-0296

Gourmet Bistro

CK’s Real Food

788-1223

Eclectic Organic Cuisine

Chapalitas

928-7306

Mexican

da Vinci’s

788-7699

Italian

Dang Thai Cuisine

928-7111

Authentic Thai & Sushi

di Vine

788-4422

Italian American

Domino’s Pizza

578-2100

Pizza

El Lago Azul

578-1700

Mexican

El Toro

788-3899

Mexican

Hailey Coffee Company

788-8482

Coffee

International Cowboy Cocina

928-7009

International

Jersey Girl

788-8844

American

Jhony’s

928-7929

Peruvian Cuisine

KB’s Hailey Buritos

788-7217

Mexican

McDonald’s

788-5986

American

Miramar

788-4060

Mexican

Power House Pub

788-9184

Burgers, Bikes and Beer

Red Shoe (The)

788-5048

American

Shorty’s Diner

578-1293

American

Snow Bunny Drive-In

788-6464

Subway Sandwiches

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721-3114

BEER & WINE

DELIVERY TAKE-OUT

Al’s Sustainable Mercantile

RESERVATIONS

CATERING

DINNER

LUNCH

HAILEY

BREAKFAST

DECK DINING

DINING

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578-0650

Sandwiches

Sun Valley Brewing Company

788-0805

Eclectic, Fresh Beer

The Coffee House

928-7655

American Coffee and Café

The Mint

788-MINT

American

The Smokey Bone

788-0772

Texas Style Barbecue

Tundra

928-4121

Eclectic

Wicked Spud

788-0009

Burgers

Wise Guy Pizza Pie

788-8688

Pizza

Zou 75

788-3310

Sushi/French Asian Fusion

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BEER & WINE

RESERVATIONS

DELIVERY TAKE-OUT

DINNER

CATERING

LUNCH

BELLEVUE

BREAKFAST

DECK DINING

DINING

7 Fuego

788-1034

Baja Style barbecue

Atkinsons’ Market

788-7788

Sandwiches, Deli & Bakery

La Cabañita Mexican Food

928-7550

Real Mexican

Mahoney’s Bar & Grill

788-4449

American

Oak Street Take Out & Catering

788-3646

Gourmet Deli

Silver Dollar

788-2900

American

Silver Dragon

788-8668

Chinese

South Valley Pizzeria

788-1456

Pizza

Bridge Street Grill

774-2208

Steak & Seafood

Mountain Village Resort

774-3317

Family

Back Country Bistro

774-7000

Fine Dining

Kasino Club

774-3516

Steakhouse

Papa Brunee’s

774-2536

Pizza & Pasta

Redfish Lake Lodge (Summers)

774-3536

American

Sawtooth Hotel & Restaurant

721-2459

Homemade

Smiley Creek Lodge

774-3547

American

Stanley Baking Co. (May-Oct)

774-6573

Homemade, Bakery & Espresso

Sunbeam Village Grill

838-2326

Organic Cuisine

The Stanley Sluice

774-2101

Asian Fusion

Iron Mountain Inn

764-3444

Steak & Seafood

Wrangler Drive-In

764-2580

Burgers

Jim Dandy’s Pizza

764-2023

Pizza

Soldier Creek Brewing Company

764-2739

Coffee/Sandwiches

Sandwiched Inn Deli

764-2100

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Absolute Weddings

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First American Title Co

gofirstam.com

All Seasons Landscaping

allseasons.info

Fly Sun Valley Alliance

flysunvalleyalliance.com

AmericInn

americinn.com

Hayhurst Bed & Breakfast

hayhurstbnb.com

Atkinsons’ Market

atkinsons.com

Hazlett Wealth Management

hazlettwealthmanagement.com

Audi Boise

boiseaudi.com

J. Neel and Company

jneelco.com

Barry Peterson Fine Jewelers

barrypeterson.com

Judy’s Design House

judysdesignhouse.com

Big Belly Deli

feedyourbelly.com

KMV Builders

kmvbuilders.com

Build Magazine

buildmagazine.com

Les Saisons

lssunvalley.com

CarbonicWarmFloors

carbonicwarmfloors.com

Lloyd Construction

lloydconstructioninc.com

Chandlers

ChandlersBoise.com

104 Lunchbox

Christopher & Co.

christopherandcojewelry.com

IFC Lux Shack

Dang Thai Cuisine

dangthaicuisine.com

Middle Fork River Tours

Dennis Kavanaugh

denniskavanaugh.com

Moon Shine Boutique

Elk Valley Resort

elkvalleygolf.com

Mountain Village Resort

mountainvillage.com

Eye Center

eyecenterdoctors.com

NourishMe

jjnourishme.com

Farmer’s Daughter

thefarmersdaughtersunvalley.com

Pella Windows & Doors

pellaketchum.com

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middlefork.com

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Pioneer Saloon

pioneersaloon.com

The Event

theeventsv.com

Premier Cleaners

facebook.com

The Manor House

themanorhousesv.com

Primavera Plants & Flowers

primaverasunvalley.com

The Picket Fence

tpfinteriordesign.com

Rasberrys

rasberrys.net

The ReTHINK Group

therethinkgroup.net

Remax

sunvalleyresortproperties.com

The UPS Store

theupsstore.com/2444

Richard Calcagno

Topnotch Fine Furnishings

topnotchonline.com

Stevenson Real Estate Group

sunvalleystevenson.com

Towne & Parke

towneandparkejewelry.com

Sturtevants

sturtevants-sv.com

Tribes Interiors

tribesinteriors.com

Sue Engelmann

sueengelmann.com

Trinity Hot Springs

trinityhotsprings.club

Sun Valley Insurance

sunvalleyinsurancequotes.com

The Valley Club

thevalleyclub.org

Sun Valley Lifetracks

sunvalleylifetracks.com

Waterwheel Gardens

waterwheelgardens.com

Sun Valley Needle Arts

sunvalleyneedlearts.com

Williams Partners

williams-partners.com

Sun Valley Resort

sunvalley.com

Wood River Inn & Suites

woodriverinn.com

IBC Sun Valley Smile Designs

sunvalleysmiledesigns.com

WR Investment Consulting

woodriverconsulting.com

tarabellaflowers.com

Young Construction

youngconstructioninc.com

Tara Bella Flowers

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